China Job

Posted by:
David Sullivan, Managing Director and CEO
Alliance Digital, Inc.
+86 136 0120 8694


The positions are for a Market Development Manager or Client Services Manager.

The candidates will have the opportunity to work on high-value, complex strategy and business development projects in the China Information and Communications Technology (ICT) space working on real deals with the entire eco-system of ICT players, including the following:
* Tier 1 Venture Capital firms (US, EU, China)
* Leading US and EU ICT start-ups - helping them enter China,
build local teams, and develop the market
* Top China and Global ICT customers and partners - China Mobile, China Telecom, Huawei, ZTE, Ericsson China, Nokia China, and many
others
* Telecom and Internet Service providers
* Equipment vendors (OEMs, ODMs, etc.)
* System integrators and resellers
* Handset vendors and Application developers


It is really a great opportunity for young alumni with several years of experience wishing to get deeply involved in the fast growing, leading-edge China ICT industry.
Please contact either David Sullivan at davids@alliance-digital.com or Jamieson Potter at jpotter@alliance-digital.com for more information.

Brown-Bag Lunch Nov. 17

Friday, November 17, from 12-1pm, Visiting Scholar Dr. Lao Dongyan, from Beijing, China, will present her research on Chinese Criminal Law in T122. Please bring your lunch. Hosted by the Chinese Legal Studies Association.

Brown-Bag Lunch Nov. 17

Dr. Lao Dongyan, visiting scholar to Penn Law, will present her research on Chinese criminal law from 12:00 to 1:00 pm on Friday, November 17, in T122. Please bring your lunch.

Event this Friday (11/10): Talk with Freshfields China representative

Ms. Lucille Barale, senior consultant to Freshfields, Bruckhaus, & Deringer's Hong Kong office, will give a talk on legal issues facing international practitioners in China this Friday, Nov. 10, at 1:30 pm in S147.

Event this Friday (11/10): Talk with Freshfields China representative

Ms. Lucille A. Barale of the Freshfields, Bruckhaus Deringer China Group will be visiting Penn Law this Friday, November 10. She would like to meet with students with China interests to discuss some of the legal issues facing international practitioners in China. She is a recently retired partner and presently acts as a senior consultant to the firm based in Hong Kong. She has been advising on China projects and transactions for over 20 years.

Professor deLisle is organizing the talk with details to be announced.